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Is diet pill consider a dietary supplements?

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

I am doing a research paper on diet pills. I’m confuse because I don’t know whether the diet pill is consider a dietary supplements or not, because the definition that I found does not list “diet pills” or “appetite suppresants” as part of the dietary supplements. Please reply fast, my paper is due on Monday.

Thanks!!

How do I stop feminists from attacking my wife just because they consider her traditionally beautiful and dumb?

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

How do I stop feminists from attacking my wife just because they consider her traditionally beautiful and dumb

I support genuine women’s liberation, but not seperatist feminism, which hurts women and is sexist. Those who do not unite with men, echo the same hatefilled sexism of the sociobiologists who say that there is something eternal in the male-female conflict.

The women I sided with are more radical than the feminists in my eyes, because they go to the root. But the feministas have viciously attacked them as being stooges for men like me personally.

In one talk I mentioned that, Xena and the Amazons could be seen as a positive role-model, and that I champion physical muscular fittness in women.

Thats when the slanders and attacks on my wife began. Since she doesn’t have a bodybuilder type body, but is more traditionally beautiful. So they are saying despite all my rhetoric I’m still a man. In public they asked me wife incrediby humilating personal and sexual questions about her relationship. She doesn’t know much about politics, so they made her look like a fool. Many of her answers were those of a traditional wife, so now I’m being blamed for her personality.

Just to be clear I’m a women’s liberationist not some traditional guy. This is a factional dispute. And the feminists are using my wife as a battering ram against me. I DONT support women being “traditional” wives. Thats just an accusation against me. The problem is that my wife gives “traditional” answers, which she assumes are the “right” answers wives are supposed to give. I always say that my wife is just my buddy, pal, friend, associate, partner. We’re both kind of young, and don’t really know how to play the role right. She trying to play the role of wife, I guess, and I’m trying to write a whole new script.

Although I will concede I probaly did not put enough work into making my wife a modern New Woman, and now its come back to bite me.

And in their newsletter they published incredibly obscene, crude and graphic descriptions of our supposed patriarchical intimacy. They compared us to apes, saying that despite claiming to be modern, I was just the alpha male of the tribe and taking the prettiest girl as my mate.

My wife feels terrible, and is very depressed and humiliated, and she blames herself thinking that shes caused me harm. The more she tries to explain that she loves me, and wants to be a good wife, the more patriarchical she makes our relationship look.

What should I do to diffuse the situation?

Would you consider bodybuilder/wrestler Nicole Bass to be a “masculine” woman?

Sunday, December 26th, 2010

Would you say that professional female bodybuilder and former WWE wrestler Nicole Bass is quite masculine for a woman?

She’s appeared several times on the Howard Stern radio show, and Howard wasn’t 100% convinced she was born a natural female.

Here are some pics:

http://www.nicolebass.com/free/2006Prime/images/scan0018.jpg

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http://www.owow.com/RingsideWith/Nicole/Gallery-1/27.jpg

And here’s what her voice sounds like:


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3 Muscles in Your Legs to Consider With Your Body Building Workout

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

When putting together a body building workout, it is vital you workout your legs and upper body. There are three main muscles you want to focus on with your legs; your quadriceps, hamstrings and calves. By working out these muscles, you will build strong and durable legs. Luckily, many leg exercises will workout each of the three muscles. Squats are great for building strong and powerful legs. It involves you placing weight on a barbell and squatting down with the weight rested on your neck. It is important you perform this with good technique. Other exercises for your quadriceps include leg press, leg extensions, dumbbell lunges and dumbbell squats. Moving along to your hamstrings, there are three great body building workouts you can do. The first is lying leg curls in which you lye face down on a leg curl machine and lift up. The other two exercises are stiff legged dead lifts and dumbbell stiff legged dead lifts. The last of the muscles to include with your body building workout is your calves. There are several exercises you can do to build up your calves giving you muscle for leaping abilities. The most common exercises include standing calf raises, seated calf raises, leg press calf extensions, and standing one legged calf raises. All calf raises consist of you simply standing on your toes and raising yourself using your calf muscles. Putting together a quality body building workout for your legs is essential. You want to have strong, powerful legs to support your upper-body.   Unfortunately, far too many bodybuilders focus solely on their upper-body.   Take these exercises and apply them to your workout regimen to build strong legs. You can work your quadriceps into your bicep, tricep and shoulder workout day and place your calves and hamstrings with your back and chest workout day. This makes for a perfect workout schedule.